(February 5, 2024)
âUnsere Aufgabe als Friedensbewegung ist einerseits sicher der Kampf gegen Kriege und gegen Wirtschaftskriege. Aber unserer Aufgabe ist auch und vor allem der Einsatz fĂŒr SouverĂ€nismus, also der politische Kampf fĂŒr SouverĂ€nitĂ€t in den Köpfen der Menschen und damit fĂŒr Demokratie in Staat und Gesellschaft..â
Die Basisdemokratische Partei mit ihren Grundwerten der Freiheit, Machtbegrenzung, Achtsamkeit und Schwarmintelligenz wird fĂŒr eine Politik der Menschlichkeit einstehen, in der auf Basis des Grundgesetzes und einer demokratischen Grundordnung gemeinsam bessere Entscheidungen getroffen werden.
DieBasis wird zugleich an der EU-Wahl teilnehmen. Denn letztendlich geht es darum, nicht nur Deutschland von allen derzeitigen EinflĂŒssen globalistischer Weltpolitik und Machtinteressen zu befreien
The true protagonists in the February 8 national polls in Pakistan were two individuals â Army Chief General Asim Munir and former Prime Minister and founder of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) party, Imran Khan. Munir used all levers of state power from behind the scenes and through other institutions and individuals to try to grind Khan into electoral dust. With results of 250 of the 266 general seats contested in the elections announced so far, it is certain, that he has failed to do so.
Even after a lapse of more than seven hours, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has not given any reason for the delay leading to the expression of suspicions from contesting parties.
Prior to the elections, the electoral watchdog had introduced a new system called the Election Management System (EMS) to organize the results, but so far, the performance of the system has belied the ECP claims.
ISLAMABAD: Social media platform âXâ is down across Pakistan as reported by Netblocks, on Saturday.
âLive metrics show a nation scale disruption X/Twitter across Pakistan: The incident come amid political turmoil after controversial election held under an internet and mobile network blackoutâ. the post on âXâ by Netblocks read.
Candidates observing the count at polling stations said they saw significant leads suddenly disappear or results that were announced in their favor only to be reversed to declare an opponent the winner. They said they were marched off polling station grounds or barred from entering once voting ended and that polling agents were stopped from collecting results.
The majority of irregularities and impediments were reported by independent candidates backed by imprisoned ex-premier Imran Khanâs party.
Politicians and political parties rise and fall with the backing of the military, which this year was widely believed to be backing the party of three-time former prime minister Nawaz Sharif.
Mr Sharif‘s party won the most seats by a single party in Thursday‘s election, but supporters of imprisoned former prime minister Mr Khan, who ran as independents instead of as a single bloc after his party was barred from the polls, won the most seats overall.
(Updated 3:01 AM EST, Sat February 10, 2024)
Khanâs opponent, former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, claimed that his PMLN party had emerged with the largest share. He admitted that his party did not have the âmajority to form a governmentâ and was looking for coalition partners.
Sharif, who once saw one of his terms end in a military coup, is considered by analysts to be favored by the countryâs military establishment. The military has previously denied backing Sharif.
(08.02.2024)
On 6 February, Amnesty International and other members of the #KeepItOn coalition â a global network of over 300 organisations from 105 countries working to end internet shutdowns â wrote to the caretaker Prime Minister Mr Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar and Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja, to ensure unfettered access to the internet, social media platforms, and all other communication channels throughout Pakistanâs general election.
Pakistani authorities have already imposed multiple shutdowns that violated the rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, including of opposition leaders and parties, during this election cycle.
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One Democratic member of the House responded to being told of the questions about age and memory raised in the report with a morbid laugh and sullen shake of the head. Another started anxiously asking for a sense of how others were responding, palpably feeling at witâs end.
The spectacle â at times chaotic, at times emotional â echoed around the country among the networks of Democratic donors and strategists who have been struggling for weeks to contain their concern about the state and direction of Bidenâs campaign.
The broad conclusion, both inside and outside Bidenâs inner circle, is that a dangerous and misleading caricature of the presidentâs performance is at risk of setting in, pushed by the biting prose of a special prosecutor they suspected of seeking political revenge.
(09.02.2024)
Anfang der Woche hatte Biden bereits in einer Rede den französischen PrÀsidenten Emmanuel Macron mit seinem verstorbenen VorgÀnger Francois Mitterrand verwechselt.
(09.02.2024)
The president summoned reporters at the White House to insist that his memory was âfineâ and emphasize he was insulted by the portrait of an âelderly man with a poor memoryâ painted by a former US attorney appointed by Donald Trump â his likely 2024 opponent â in an investigation into his handling of classified documents.
Yet a press conference that saw the president express righteous anger over the invoking of his sonâs death and offer a comprehensive overlook at the conflict in the Middle East was undercut by another high-profile gaffe involving a foreign leader.
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Hurâs bombshell report asserts that Biden, 81, âwillfully retained and disclosed classified materialsâ but should not face criminal charges, in part because a jury may view the president as an âelderly man with a poor memory.â
(08.02.2024)
The special counsel report released Thursday paints the 81-year-old president as suffering from mental decline. And it points to several examples from Biden‘s hours-long interviews with investigators.
They include Biden struggling to remember what years he was vice-president and being way off when discussing the year of his son‘s death.